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Back to Normal Business

The holidays are mostly finished, and people are returning from far flung places. We begin the new session refreshed and at KH we have a newly appointed Organist, Mr William Murray. On Sunday 8th. August 2010 he'll be playing for the first time since his appointment.



With any luck the 'Father Willis' will behave, but I'm sure that Willie will soon get to grips with its own little foibles and peculiarities.


The Wedding season is upon us and although we have held 'Parish' Weddings recently,  next weekend's Wedding will be particularly special as it will be someone who has grown up in our own congregation. More on that to come.


With a new Locum Minister and new Organist I'm sure we'll soon settle down to 'normal business'.


Some of our congregation are recently returned from Oberammergau and I'm sure we'll all be keen to hear all about that particular trip. (and to see any photos)


Tomorrow, (Saturday) I'll be travelling home myself from holiday and therefore this weeks 'Guest Photo' is of the Parish Church of St Nicholas one of eight Churches in the "Alcester Minster", which has been newly formed this year. One of the ways the Anglican Church is using to deal with their own particular situation of  'not enough clergy'

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